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#490646 01/07/2009 1:39 AM
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Need help, bought a brand new second hand 1966 chevy truck. One problem i don`t know what size the motor is. The truck is a 66 chevy short wheelbase fleetside custom cab. Came new with a 327 but was change later. TO a inline six, numbers on the side of the block are (fo629tab) can anybody help or info on where to look.

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What you have is a 1970 - 250 6cyl - 155 horsepower - 1bbl carburetor - 8.5:1 compression ratio - out of a 1970 truck

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thanks, scott


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